
1.3km from one of Asia's top-ranked beaches. 35 minutes from Lombok International Airport.
Kapal Oasis sits on the southern coast of Lombok, an island in the Indonesian archipelago just east of Bali. The development occupies a private valley in the Selong Belanak region, defined by wide bays, jungle hills and an unhurried pace. The beach lies five minutes away and world-class reefs sit just offshore. Inland, the island opens out to volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and traditional villages that retain their character. A location built around access without compromising privacy.
Australian visitors currently connect through Bali. TransNusa has announced the first direct service between Australia and Lombok, from Darwin, with a Perth route flagged to follow.

Five-minute drive to the white-sand bay.
Direct routes from Bali, Jakarta, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
Restaurants, surf and the wider South Lombok scene.
MotoGP circuit and Indonesia's flagship tourism zone.
Slow living, wellness retreats and an unhurried pace. Yoga studios, surf cabins, traditional villages and small-batch hospitality side by side.








Government-backed investment across roads, airport upgrades and Mandalika SEZ tourism build-out.
Lombok International capacity expanded in 2024, with direct routes operating from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Lion Air added a daily Kuala Lumpur service in July 2026.
Indonesia's flagship Special Economic Zone for tourism, anchored by a MotoGP circuit that drew a record 140,000 spectators in 2025.
International arrivals to Lombok up year-on-year.
Figures are indicative and compiled from publicly available sources. Government-backed infrastructure investment across Lombok and the Mandalika SEZ (Kemenparekraf / BKPM). Direct international routes from Lombok International Airport (2024). Mandalika MotoGP: record 140,324 spectators at the 2025 Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (Jakarta Globe and Jakarta Post, October 2025). Visitor growth: international arrivals year-on-year (BPS Provinsi NTB, 2025).